Sundial Dental

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Most Advanced Dental Practice In Port Macquarie

Same Day Crowns In One Hour, No Impressions

Seeing Your Problems In 3d Using Our 3d X Ray

Only Fully Certified Lanap Dentist In Australia

Dental Implants Placed Using Guided Surgery Tech

Open 6 days. Family & children, root canal & extractions, crowns, bridges, porcelain veneers, cosmetic dentistry & implants.

At sundial dental port Macquarie we offer the most advanced dental technology in port Macquarie. By offering Cerec [same day crowns] we save you money and time in your busy life. We aim to provide our clients with the highest quality dental work, in an affordable treatment fee range. We do this by continually monitoring average dental fees in NSW and applying them to our clinic.

Advanced Dental Technology - Australian First

Lanap { laser assisted new attachment protocol} for moderate to severe gum disease is offered by Dr peter Elfar, Australia's first fully trained and only fully certified lanap dentist.

What this means is that you a second chance with your periodontal involved teeth without having to go through painful gum surgery. Using the revolutionary lanap laser developed in the USA over 12 years ago[ and brought to Australia by Dr peter Elfar] we can have your gum disease treated in 2 sessions for good.

Implant

Implants for replacement of missing teeth are also placed at Sundial dental either in a delayed format [after a tooth has been missing for a while] or as immediate implant [straight after a tooth has been extracted].

By combing our German CEREC and 3D X-ray technology we can create in house surgical guides which allow us to accurately place your implant to 0.1mm of the design on our 3D X-ray, what’s more is that we can foresee problems with our 3D X-ray before we even do the surgery.

3D X-rays

3D X-rays allow for not only accurate placement of implants but also are an invaluable diagnostic tool in the initial stages of diagnosis and treatment planning.

Do you remember the Black and white T.V ?That is what 2D X-ray are like, yes you get a picture, but its in shades of grey and sometimes you don't get the full picture and appreciation of what you are seeing. 3D X-rays are like Colour TV'S, you get to see the full picture and the colours in the picture allow you to decipher any problems.